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The collection as a whole has a Y2K vibe to it, with fur trims and puffs and bombers with elastic waists. Most of the I’m Not Here For Math Shirt it is in the first place but pieces are covered with a quilted Telfar logo, tapping into both logomania and the puffer-coat trend. The core styles in Telfar’s collection are made with nylon, while the Moose Knuckles pieces use fur and leather.  As with their tote bags, the goal for both Radboy and founder Telfar Clemens is to reach a level of ubiquity. “I want everybody to have this coat,” Clemens says. “I want you to get confused, like you took the wrong coat home from a party because everybody has this coat.” One of the ways they reach this saturation is by keeping the price point attainable for a luxury brand. The core styles for Telfar—a long coat, short puffer, and peacoat—are between $400 and $550. “It’s attainable. Even if it’s sold out, it’s attainable,” Clemens says. For those who have more to spend, the Moose Knuckles collaboration features fur-trimmed, logo-embossed pants for $750 and a long leather quilted coat for $4,300. Photos of the Moose Knuckles collaboration are already on Telfar’s website for virtual window-shopping ahead of the release on November 1 at noon. “Getting a coat is really hard sometimes,” Clemens says. “We wanted a coat that everyone is going to have for a while. It’s the beginning of our outerwear journey.” Mark your calendars!

Gendered shoes? That’s so last season. Refreshingly, today’s footwear brands are increasingly rebuking gender norms by extending their size range. The movement has been centered around heels in particular, thanks to labels like Syro, Roker, and Rick Owens. But now, there’s a new genderless style gaining momentum—and it’s one we should all consider putting down our sneakers for. Yes, I’m talking about ballet flats. While classic ballet flats have been around for women since the I’m Not Here For Math Shirt it is in the first place but 1940s, when Repetto brought them into the mainstream, the idea of men wearing them is still a somewhat new proposition (though, yes, ballet dancers have been wearing them for years). A few seasons ago, the trend really took off. The spring 2020 shows at Bode, Jil Sander, and Dries Van Noten all debuted sleek ballet styles for him. Paired with a dressy suit, the discreet slip-ons read minimal, yet way more interesting than a standard dress shoe or low-top kicks. Right now Maison Margiela are selling black Tabi ballerinas, and the split-toe detail is an interesting addition to the otherwise nondescript shoe. Hereu’s pleated square-toe leather flats are also extremely elegant, especially in the olive green colorway. I envision them being worn with your favorite cozy fall knits. In case you need even more styling inspiration, the recent spring 2022 street style scene in Europe also saw a few men showcase how to wear them. In Paris, one stylish attendee paired their black Mary Jane-style ballet flats with jeans and a statement blazer. In Milan, another guest wore woven leather ballet flats with a printed shirt and crisp white trousers. What can’t they go with

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